Troy Deeney’s Premier League Team of the Week – A Stellar Lineup!
Alright, let’s talk football! Troy Deeney has dropped his latest Premier League Team of the Week, and as always, it’s got people talking. Some solid picks, some surprises, and of course, the debate is wide open. So, let’s break it down.
Starting with the man between the sticks— Alphonse Areola (West Ham). He put in a massive performance in their win over Arsenal. While most were focused on Arsenal’s struggles, Areola was a wall, denying every threat and securing a huge result for the Hammers.
Now to the backline. Aaron Wan-Bissaka (West Ham) has been thriving since leaving Manchester United. Against Arsenal, he looked like the defender we all remember—rock solid, confident, and even contributing going forward. Over at Liverpool, Ibrahima Konate was an absolute beast in their win against Manchester City. Normally, Virgil van Dijk takes the spotlight, but this time, Konate was the standout, marshaling the defense brilliantly. Crystal Palace’s Daniel Muñoz earns his place too, thanks to a rock-solid performance and a stunning header in their win over Fulham.
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Moving into midfield, the standout name is Lewis Miley (Newcastle). At just 18, he delivered a mature, commanding performance in their win against Nottingham Forest. He even grabbed a goal, proving he’s one to watch. Over at Brentford, Mikkel Damsgaard played a key role in their victory over Leicester, with two assists and a performance full of creativity. Brighton’s Jack Hinshelwood also gets a nod for his tireless work and consistency, even when Brighton struggled in previous games.
Now, onto the attacking stars. Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford) is simply on another level right now. Brentford will struggle to keep hold of him, and with Liverpool possibly needing a replacement for Mohamed Salah, Mbeumo’s name keeps popping up. Speaking of attacking threats, Brennan Johnson (Tottenham) is back in form with two goals, giving Spurs a much-needed boost up front.
Leading the line is Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace). While he didn’t score, his presence and power up top were crucial. He’s been in great form recently and could easily have made the Team of the Week in past weeks. And of course, we can’t forget the man orchestrating it all— Eddie Howe (Newcastle). With Newcastle on an impressive run of 13 wins in their last 16 games, he’s proving why they’re real contenders for a top-four finish.
So, what do you think? Agree with Deeney’s picks? Would you change anything? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let’s get the debate going!
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